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Week 07, 2008: The Laughable News
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In The News:

How Did They Do That?

Thieves in Malaysia stole an adult cow, squeezed it into the back seat of a sedan and drove off with it, but abandoned the animal when the getaway vehicle crashed into a tree, police said Thursday.

It was not clear how they managed to push the cow into the car or whether the animal had been sedated. A blurry photograph in the New Straits Times daily showed the cow’s head with closed eyes sticking out of the back seat window of the crashed car.

Performing Duck:

A duck in China has become a celebrity for it’s singing, dancing and counting abilities. According to Dahe Daily, Bengbeng (Silly), follows its owner, Du Xinai of Xingxiang city, to the local agricultural market to buy vegetables every day, wearing a small red scarf and a pair of tiny shoes.

“Each day someone asks him to dance or sing or count”, says Du. “If you ask him to sing, he quacks rhythmically while shaking his head and body. He quite enjoys it. If you put up one finger, he quacks once, then twice with two fingers, and so on.”

Du says Bengbeng is also a good citizen, and always waits for the traffic lights.

“If he sees me waiting for a green light, he stops also, and waits quietly for the colour to change.”

Du says Bengbeng has become quite a star. “Everywhere he goes, people welcome him like a super star.”


Hooked On Facts:

The first product that Sony came out with was the rice cooker.

Only 1% of bacteria cause disease.

Fifteen people are known to have been crushed to death tilting vending machines towards them in the hope of a free can of soda.

If you yelled for 8 years, 7 months and 6 days, you would have produced enough sound energy to heat one cup of coffee.

There is one slot machine in Las Vegas for every eight inhabitants.

Blueberry Jelly Bellies were created especially for Ronald Reagan.

The speed of a typical raindrop is 17 miles per hour.

Approximately 115 tons of ocean salt spray enters the earth’s atmosphere each second.

315 entries in Webster’s 1996 dictionary were misspelled.


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Just Joking:

Running The Red:

Two old ladies were out driving in a big car. Both could barely see over the dashboard. They were cruising along at a steady twenty-six miles per hour when they came to a n intersection. And although the light was red, they went straight through. The woman in the passenger seat thought to herself: “I must be losing it. I could have sworn we just went through a red light.”

Three hundred yards further down the road they approached another intersection. Again the light was red, but again they went through it. The woman in the passenger seat thought to herself, “I must be seeing things because I’m sure we just went through another red light.”

A couple of minutes later they went through a third red light. This time, she turned to the other woman and said, “MILDRED! Don’t you know we just went through three red lights? You could’ve killed us!”

“Oh”, said Mildred, “Am I driving?”

Cocky Salesman:

A vacuum cleaner salesman wormed his way into the home of a woman in a remote Welsh valley.

“This machine is amazing,” he enthused in his finest sales patter before tipping a bag of dirt over the lounge floor carpet. “Watch this. If this machine doesn’t remove every last speck of dirt, I’ll lick it off the carpet myself!”

With a smirk she replied, “Deal. Oh, by the way, we don’t have electricity out here. Do you want some Ketchup?”

Moving out:

A woman called a pet shop and asked for three hundred cockroaches. The shop owner said: “If you don’t mind me asking, what on earth do you need three hundred cockroaches for?”

The woman replied: “Well, I’m moving today, and my lease says I must leave the place in the same condition I found it.”

Did You Know?

1. Durian is a fruit the size of a football, covered in spikes, that smells like a mixture of onions and passed gas. It is called the “King of Fruit”, and grows in tropical climates like Thailand and Malaysia.

2. In the time of the dinosaurs, there were giant scorpions nearly a metre ( 3 feet ) long. That’s bigger than the average domestic dog!

3. Slugs are attracted to beer; some gardeners trap them by putting out bowls of beer which the slug falls into. They get drunk and drown...The slugs, not the gardeners!

3. A 32 Kilogram (70 pound) octopus can squeeze through a hole the size of a tennis ball.

3. The largest snail ever found was 39.3 centimetres (15.5 inches) long and weighed 900 grams (2 pounds).

 

 

 
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